Nancy Onyekanna

I started Naxfront because the interesting problems kept being the ones nobody wanted: the reconciliation break, the duplicated webhook, the payout that fired twice.

I have been shipping production web systems for the better part of a decade, most of it on things that hold money or make a decision on someone's behalf. Escrow, wallets, settlement, trade execution, and lately the systems that let a local model do real work without sending anything off the machine. I like the parts where being almost right is the same as being wrong, because that is where the engineering actually matters.

I came to software from nursing. It is a strange route into fintech and a useful one. Both are fields where you plan for the failure case first, and where the quiet, unglamorous discipline is the whole job.